in february, over accusations of domestics abuse against rob porter, kelly wondered aloud, how much porter have to endure. i want to read you a little bit more about the porter situation, since that was such a flash point. white house staff pointed to the incident with porter as the frustrations that the aides have had with kelly were made worse. kelly initially defended porter publicly, but was even more emphatic in private four current and former officials said, kelly who had access to fbi files suggested to aides that he had information different from news reports and he urged porter for 18 hours not to resign. when porter resigned, kelly stunned aides in a staff meeting to advance the false narrative that he had ousted porter hours after learning the details of the allegations, the aides said. i was pedestrianed i was peddled that story by a former white house aid, that once kelly learned of pothe accusations against porter. take us back to the time to the mayhem that existed around the porter revelations and the incompetence, the sort of indefensible incompetence with which that was h

you know, he had access to rob porter's fbi file, we're told that he actually encouraged him to stay for at least 18 hours after the first report of these allegations, kelly later told staffers to say that he had moved to fire porter within an hour, there are some staffer who is stand by that and say kelly is correct. but more staffers said that that wasn't correct, that that wasn't how things happened in the west wing and that kelly was actually a really big advocate for rob porter and was telling people within the white house that based on the knowledge he had about rob porter's marriages, that these allegations were questionable and he knew more than there was in news reports and in one instance he said how much more does rob porter have to endure before his honor can be restored? so that is a very different picture than the one that kelly tried to put forward publicly, and that is that he moved really quickly to remove rob porter because of the aelszs. -- allegations. >>> we're going to break this down with tonight's panel, we have elise jordan, msnbc political analyst, former ra

and the porters are the final link in the smuggling chain in malaya you. go to the other one the smugglers earn millions of euros on the border on the other side there is the government which profits from the local it's a levy and other taxes a lot of profit is being made but it's not being distributed fairly the wearing on who shoulders the heaviest burden rests. in the least. how low mahmoud can we get together later and deliver food to some of the women i've arranged to meet. would four or five packets be ok. thanks i'll see you later. it's early morning at the body of chino border crossing a normal days it's open for three hours during which up to three thousand americans cross over to collect their loads for transport on this particular day the border is closed to goods traffic no reason has been given nor a kook who is one of the few portier daughters to be let through abdul qadir a fundie is already expecting her. gas. i get up at three in the morning wash pray wake the children and prepare their school sandwiches and thermos flask so i lock the doo

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kelly initially defended porter as honorable amid allegations of domestic abuse. just last month, the president praised his chief of staff. >> you know, we have general kelly here, four star. and he's doing areat job in washington. >> reporter: but they have had their differences. in january, kelly committed one of the cardinal sins of a trump confidant. when he seemed to publicly embarrass his boss over his number one issue, the border wall. >> he has evolved in the way he's looked at things. campaign to governing are two different things and this president has been very, very flexible in terms of what's within the realm of the possible. >> reporter: the president fired back on twitter, openly contradicting his right hand man, saying, "the wall is the wall, it has never changed or 'evolved' from the first day i conceived of it." >> so let's get to cecilia vega. she's live from the white house. a forceful denial from john kelly. what are your sources telling you about the relationship? >> general kelly has been on the job for nine months. those who are loyal to hi

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released report the fbi says it informed the white house counsel about derogatory information on portere than a year ago. that conflicts with the time line put out by the white house indicating they were told much later. >>> stormy daniels' attorney now says her case is stronger thanks to an interview from president trump. during the phone call on fox news, the president acknowledged that his personal attorney michael cohen represented him in the stormy daniels deal. now, trump previously denied knowing about a payment cohen made to the adult film star days before the election. experts say that payment could amount to an illegal contribution if it's proven the payment was made to silence daniels about her alleged affair with the president in an effort to protect trump's candidacy. >> michael would represent me and represent me on some things. he represents me like with this crazy stormy daniels deal. he represented me and, you know, from what i see, he did absolutely nothing wrong. there were no campaign funds going into this, which would have been a problem. >> then why is he pleading

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and to carol shea-porter, i hope you feel better.served with you and i really appreciate all that you are done. and thanks to the gate city, nashua democrats and democrats all across the state for coming together. we need to get fired up and ready to go. we've got a lot of work ahead of us. congratulations, sharon nordgren, shannon chamblee, two of the first people i spoke to when i decide to run for congress, and thank you for getting me here in front of you today. i appreciate it. [applause] so welcome to the resistance. our country needs our help. honestly, now more than ever before. you know, it's hard to take a moment and think about all we have lost in the last 15 months. i want to thank senator shaheen and senator hassan for reminding us about some of the details of what's happening in our country. we wake up every morning. we had to check up on you make sure we're not at war with north korea, then we can brush our teeth and continue the day. but these are very, very serious times, and i couldn't agree more with senator shahee

he did the same thing with rob porter and seeing that same language and behavior from trump with ronnyhe said and i think the exact quote was something like he is a good man. and trump is, you know, allowed to believe that and that's fine. but when these allegations are coming out, instead of saying we are going to look at this properly, you know, maybe we hadn't been aware of this before and it wasn't have thed now we will look into it and there is going to be an investigation, he just stands behind them. i think there was coded language in trump's remarks today about ronny jackson where he said, you know, the decision is up to him. i will leave the choice up to him. i think that is sort of suggesting or laying the groundwork for ronny jackson to pull out. >> shepard: maybe right. great to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> shepard: there is word the father of the waffle house shooting suspect could face charges himself because he gave his is on the weapon that the cops had taken away. more on that and what else we have just learned about the suspect's run-in with police before t

gorbachev, trustees, faculty, parents, and i should say, julia porter, vice president. and certainly my new best friend, christine bicknell. cheers and applause] and of course the class of 1990. [cheers and applause] i'm really thrilled to be here today. and very excited, as i know all of you must be, that mrs. gorbachev could join us. cheers and applause] these are exciting times. they're exciting in washington. and i had really looked forward to coming here. i thought it would be fun. i never dreamt it would be this much fun. so thank you for that. [laughter] more than 10 years ago, when i was invited here to talk about our experiences in the people's republic of china, i was struck by both the natural beauty of your campus, and the spirit of this place. wellsly, you see, is not just a place, but an idea. an experiment in excellence in which diversity is not just tolerated, but central braced. the essence of this -- central braced. the he is pence of this -- is embraced. the essence of this was embodied by a speech given last year. she related this story about a young

the white house continues to insist it did not learn about the allegations that porter abused his two exwives until february 6th of this year. that's nearly a year later. white house officials tell fox news that mcgahn never saw that file but no one could explain why. bret? >> bret: john, it was clearly a bumpy ride for scott pruitt up on capitol hill. is there a sense behind the scenes there that his future has changed in the eyes of the white house? >> i don't know if this changes things to any greater degree than they were already at, bret. it's no secret at the white house that the only person in this building who supports scott pruitt is the president. but then again, he is the only person who needs to. >> bret: one last thing on ronny jackson he goes back to his former job? is he going to stay there? >> that's a question. is he currently working in the white house medical unit, when he was tabbed for the nomination for v.a. secretary he ceased being the president's personal physician. and now they are wrestling with this idea of could he go back to that position with the cloud o

come so fast in fact of course away cleanly and his ferrari behind him a sadie's drive about terry porter asked me to desex in place. the race didn't start so well for red bull go down your ricardo retired with electrical problems soon followed by max to stop and after this earlier collision with lewis hamilton a nightmare for the red bull carriage. but that helped to charging hamilton worked his way out for months on the grid miss avies man on the left of screen remarkably passing three cars in one corner. but this race was ultimately decided by strategy rather than stealth they ferrari's was complicated when kimi reichen in here to mechanic in the pits. shut up shut up shut up pick up your stuff to. the mechanic was taken to hospital with a broken leg while writing and was forced to retire that tipped ferrari into keeping fatso out on soft but fading tires and they both tass was putting him under extreme pressure the decision to block rather than attack paid off the german crossing the line just six tenths ahead of his rival one of the sweetest wins of his career. golf patrick ray's has

ordered luka to begin serving a prison sentence for corruption while he appeals the conviction is a porter say it's a ploy to stop him from running in this year's presidential election where he remains the clear front runner. artless go now to sao paolo joining us is journalist sam county sam it's good to see you again said the deadline has passed lou has defied the arrest order and the world is watching and asking what happens next. well we've just had a. police that they see zero chance of being arrested today it's unclear whether this has to do with the brazilian law all the federal police cannot residence is six am and a full six am monday to friday that seems to be the main the main thing around right now so police easy seans of route of being arrested today you can see it used to be surrounded by thousands of supporters is that this is union building in nice. and yes it could be we could be in a long white still it seems also tells us just by looking at the pictures that the police are clearly not in charge of this situation right now are that. that kind of since neither he really i

let's look at the rob porter example. rob porter maybe should not have had a job in the white house given his history. but shouldn't have had his life destroyed which it is now. if someone like rob porter has allegations against him from his ex-wives that may or may not be true, wouldn't it be wise to have him sit on the sidelines until he's fully vetted and everyone has all the information needed and then put him in the white house? instead, have someone with those type of allegations out there for months and months with half information and cover-up. and then he has to leave absolutely disgraced. wouldn't it be much better if someone with that background, if those allegations were true, had simply not gotten that job? >> absolutely. it would have been better for him and better for the administration. that was not a senate -- that was not a senate confirmed position. >> but that is another person -- >> what i'm talking about is a -- the senate going away from the practice that has been through many administrations and lo

porter and their attempt to seek asylum in the united states. president donald trump and members of his cabinet have been tracking the caravan calling it a threat to the us supporters rallied on both sides of the border. armenia's ruling republican party says it will not put forward a candidate for prime minister when parliament chooses a successor for sayres on tuesday he was swept from power in massive demonstrations now he previously served as president and protesters accuse him of trying to rule for life a man who led those protests is now the sole candidate to replace him but he also need to count on the support of the ruling party. thank you i. could this be the man to change the political timing to in armenia. the demonstration will continue on to the call question. came the prime minister and i think the media demonstrations can continue even further as long. as long as the. color of people will not be interpreted. by the. truth. for through our next government to be a success and we want nicole question in it on the. book it is those pe

rebellion so this is a very important development when it comes to the possible extradition of mr porter to months in deed a blow to the spanish prosecutor's attempts to get him extradited on those rebellion charges indeed our correspondent thomas barrow on the story for us tonight here in berlin thomas they q. the daughter of the ex russian spy sergei screwball has made her first statement since a nerve agent attack which left both her and her father in critical condition now via british police yulia scrip all said that she is recovering well but that she feels disoriented earlier russian state t.v. played a recording of her speaking to her cousin on the phone moscow tussling with london for control of the narrative here which british authorities say bears all the hallmarks of a russian assassination attempt. it is no more than a month since our guys and his daughter uli are were poisoned with a deadly chemical agent on british soil kicking off a diplomatic war of words descend from ation claims and counterclaims that is showing no sign of letting up. on. a russian broadcaster aired wha

he is the problem not only with rob porter but he lied about an african-american congress woman. but back to what linda was saying i think that donald trump wants to be his own chief of staff and communications director. he believes he can do the job better than everybody else. that is the place we are in. we have a president who likes to lead with chaos. in fighting in your own administration is not the way to do this. >> one of the interesting stories that we are looking at right now is the "boston globe" had a fake issue in april of 2016 jokingly anticipating what it would look like under a trump presidency. markets sink as trade war looms. it had deportations to begin u.s. soldiers refuse orders to kill isis families. not all migration and end the diversity lotto. there are a lot of things we need to do first and foremost building the wall making sure we have a symbol of a right and wrong way to come into the country as well as a barrier that significantly slows down transit of illegal things. >> thanks for being here. really appreciate it. who can keep track of all the "star

court's reasoning for its ruling today the key element brant of this case all along in fact since mr porter demond was arrested was to find out whether there were any similarities between the charges in spain and charges here in germany specifically the two charges that we've already mentioned rebellion on the one hand and misappropriation of public funds on the court decided today that at least in the first of those two there were no comparable elements let's listen to what the state prosecutor spokesperson actually as they call china now in the northern part of germany had to say on this issue. the state criminal division has determined that the charges of violence and not similar enough and to german law to make the statute of high treason applicable to visit moot it's true now but the court has determined that pushed him on as the initiator of the referendum can be held accountable for acts of violence committed on that day that. now obviously the court will have to look for more information on the second element of misappropriation of public funds to determine whether they will extradi

[applause] i did get a call from congresswoman shea-porter a couple hours ago saying she was in washington and was very sick and did not want to affect her whole plane. i thank her on behalf of the people that would be on the plane. we send her our love anyways. and hope she recovers. [applause] they've been down in washington fighting for us and they have scored many victories. for new hampshire against tough .dds by working together, they have scored big victories in combating the opioid crisis and creating jobs. standing up for the middle class for women, children, seniors, veterans. standing up for every granite stater. our delegation is fighting and winning battles every day in washington, and they deserve another huge round of applause. [applause] well, a lot has changed since we last came together at last year's dinner. it is all good news. we have won nine out of the last 11 special elections. [applause] flipping five seats from red to blue in the process. for the first time in 33 years, winning a state senate special election. [applause] we are winning where we have no business wi

is the only remaining property in san francisco that contains strong associations with pullmans, porters and mads. 228, 248 townsend street retains integrity of designs and materials. the property also retains ceiling and association to convey its original use as commercial on the ground floor and hotel on the second. the his toric new pullman hotel meets the hpc's priority for designation of properties with strong cultural or ethnic associations. the former pile drivers drij and structural ironworkers local number 77 union hall with a period of significance from 1949 to 1973 is one of the union halls in san francisco that played an important role in the growth of organized labor in the city. it retains the design features that were present during the established period of significance which reflected the year of the first union meeting in the building until the union moved to oakland. the building appears to meet two of the hpc's priorities for designation including the designation of under represented property types and the designation of the properties with strong cultural or ethnic a

back and give advice. >> generation kelly is not the solution, he is the problem, not just with rob porterout an african-american congresswoman, fredericka wilson, so he sk constantly finds himself in the press for bad reasons. but back to what linda was saying, donald trump wants to be his own chief of staff, he wants to be his own communications director, he can do the job better than anybody else. we have a president who likes to lead with chaos, and infighting with your own administration is not the way to do this. >> one of the most interesting stories that we're looking at right now is that the "boston globe" had a fake issue, let's put it on camera, joking about what it would be like for president to be president. deportations set to resume. u.s. soldiers refuse orders to kill isis families. but a lot of the issues in terms of the trade war looming are actually in the news today. >> that's true and supporters will probably say these are things he talked got on the campaign trail. i remember the day of the election and had a lot of staff in my office crying because of the impact this

this money belongs to a poor negro, that is johnson, who is a porter and one of the department of the treasury, and who is very badly sick with the smallpox. he is now in hospital and could not draw his pay because he could not sign his name. i have been in considerable trouble to overcome the difficulty and give it to him, and have atlantic -- have at length succeeded in cutting red tape. i am the biting the money and putting a portion aside in an envelope with my own hands, according to his witch. soon thereafter, johnson died. lincoln bought a coffin for his burial, help support his family, and paid off johnson's home mortgage, even though the bank insisted that it would forgive the loan. lincoln helped his black assistant barber attendant, solomon johnson, with an appointment to the treasury department at the same post william johnson had held. a week later, he insisted that solomon johnson received a promotion. well, let me close by saying as mentioned above, theodore roosevelt famously breaking the white house caller barrier in 1901, when he had booker t. washington to dinner at

because since the thinking here though i put myself in his shoes you know the first time i ever was the porter was eighteen years old while he can either come to work or most likely going to get. in a rolls in two days. more than likely he will be one of the victims that will follow the castle tease from the gang violence. of us want to go but i guess there was and in that all they said those are going to set of this. i will become a doctor a now. see what happens. that i mean across the street and he's most of. this all going to control by. by a district. a just in front of the net plus eyes. that. have put out the office. in these are then you really then you're there you. know to tell us about the lookout because i look for look. closely at the. moment. when it does seem to. be that the court has it up a little ok was i there but i'm. going to get those toys up really quick. point and how it's going. to. be addressed this is simply lateral to starve in the yet the fact that of a liquid around the time of these young you thought i saw it and i went oh good thing when i meet with that went on

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there was the issue with rob porter where, you know, he was not found to be fully forthcoming by a lotports, and that undermined his correct publicly inside the white house. i think the pattern is celt whether general kelly or others that president trump has a hard time in all circumstances taking the counsel even of the adults in the room. he's on his second secretary of state, second press secretary, second chief of staff. so i don't know why general kelly would feel secure he could just go forward and lead the team without being -- >> and his national security counsel reportedly rattled by tom bossert being pushed out by john bolton. so you have that aspect of it as well. >> tom was well respected. he made some mistakes times is in the media. but as far as the agencies went tom was a really important figure, and that's important to note here. all of these people are being paid by us, and there's so much drama, but we forget the actual job is to guide the agency's work. you look to the white house to give guidance when there was debates between agencies to sort of, you know, be the h

we've got mike cody, an attorney for brunirch, porter and johnso. mr. mike cody. the children's defense fund. a great black woman. we've got so many great black women here today, huh? i mean, i don't want to insult nobody, but when god made a black woman, when god fashioned the incredible of the insistenting, incontrovertible greatness of his ideal projection, a black woman was at hand. susan taylor was one of them. diane nash is another one. civil rights leader and peace activist bri newsom. snatching flags like y'all popping colors, and realizing the necessity to fight against the evils of white supremacy. ain't that a trip? they still celebrating the flag of people who lost. but a black football player wants to bend his knees in acknowledgment of the evil that prevails and they can't even give him a job. nicole porter, director of advocacy for the sentencing project, dealing with the serious problem of criminality and criminalizing young black men and women. let's welcome our panel to the stage right now. ♪ >> elaine turner is here. tammy sawyer is here. welcom

sleeping carpo in sleeping car porters, and so what with randolph does is to organize these porters. and so this is the largest african-american union of this era. and randolph is a passionate advocate for working men and women, and passionate and a union man. right. he has a distinct understanding of power. all right. dr. martin luther king has the great phrase in one of the speeches where he is when the u can make general motors say yes when it wants to say no, right? can make the largest company in the world say yes when it wants to say no so he's not overtly invested in moral a situations. he's not overly invested in white sensibilities and he's not overly invested also in the gradualism of the naacp. these legal cases, right? this is great and it should happen, but once something goes to court, then we sort of sit around and wait, right? and randolph believes that something else should be happening. so in 1941 in a chicago meeting of a number of civil rights organizations, discussing employment discrimination, here is this idea from the audience of a black woman who is in attend

because since the thinking here though i put myself in his shoes you know the first time i ever was the porter was eighteen years old while. he can either come to work or. you are most likely going to get in roles in two games more than likely it will be one of those victims that will follow the castle tees from the gang violence. of us all to go but i guess that was an in that all because i things are going to set against this. i will become a doctor a now. see what happened. that night in or across the street and hear the most about this almost complete control by. by a distraught. a just in front of the net plus eyes. that. i put out the office. he's a danger really danger there you. know to tell us about the lookout cause i looked for looked. closely at the. moment. but it does seem to. me that the court as a legal ok was i there but i'm not. going to get those toys up illegal. coming and how it's going. to. be addressed this is simply that are all to starve in the yet the fact that of illegal around the time of these young utah is over that when you get. when i meet with one of them then

cross talking syria i'm joined by my guest gareth porter in washington he's an independent investigative journalist and historian as well as author of manufactured crisis the. untold story of the iran nuclear scare and london we have to makea he is a syria commentator and co-founder of syrian digital media group and in doha we cross the mohammed show how he is a professor of conflict resolution at george mason university and author of what is an lightman continuity a rupture in the wake of the arab uprisings all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate dan dan let me go to you because i know you just came back from syria so you have a good feel for the lay of the land here you know i asked in my in my introduction just take zachary what do you think washington's goals are because i guess it depends on who you ask in washington these days go ahead danny. absolutely i mean washington has really had nothing of a coherent strategic policy in syria for many years it's not just now and we've had four five years of of washingt

>> that's the same person who probably vetted rob porter, the guy accused of beating his wives. this white house doesn't know what's going when it comes to vetting any more than they do financial conflicts of interest. i don't know whether somebody's on drugs or somebody just doesn't care. the president is tweeting as if -- i don't know what's going on with him. this white house is in complete disarray. and this never would have happened in a professionally-run operation, to have someone with this many serious allegations proposed for a senate-confirmed position in the administration. >> again, they're allegations now, and they're very serious allegations, admiral kirby, as we talked about, but even if they weren't in the picture, the president himself even talked about dr. jackson's lack of experience. watch this. >> i've gotten to know him pretty well. he's a great doctor. and it was a suggestion. now, i know there's an experience problem, because lack of experience. but there's an experience problem, the veterans administration is very important to me. >> so the white house t

greatest human being either but heck of a lot better than what we'vene had recently he was not that a porter in chief all of those numbers were turned at the border whether president keeps those numbers. >> there is a lot to address what about the race relations as the first african-american president where do you find that? >> race relations don't improve during the presidency there is excitement they elected an h african-american it wasn't the defining issue that is not how we saw politics. but over the next eight years part of what the story is about the limits of what obama can do on this issue to make important moves through the department of justice with juvenile prisoners to have better policy and incorporating ex- offenders and dealing with those prison sentencing policies but in the end the americans watching with police in africa and great frustration over how race was built into the criminal justice and there were limits on what he could do there was another essay that talks about the ferocity of the backlash. to argue president obama is responsiblela for the deterioration of race

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we learned more about the rob porter case today, specifically communication with the white house thatagrees with the chief of staff kelly's time line. what do you think is the reason for all these personnel kind of errors and gaps? >> it's a sloppy white house, brian. they do not do due diligence. they look at -- i mean the security clearance issue alone that the rob porter scandal exposed is hugely problematic. i mean i think that spoke volumes about the level of organization inside this white house. remember, this resulted in the revoking of security clearances for numerous officials, including the president's son-in-law, jared kushner. i mean look at ronny jackson this week. there wasn't uncovered in this background investigation the allegations of workplace impropriety and giving out prescription drugs and drinking at work functions to excess. so you add all of this up, and it's a picture of disarray that has become all too familiar to really anyone in america who's been paying attention to the news the last year and a half. >> and it's all at the end of the day a great tragedy be

. >> a bigger concern is the fact that if we're not shipping our porters will be running out of stocks and shelf space will be open and there are wine producing countries that are clammering for shelf space. >> they estimate china will run out of wine in next 30 to 60 days. >>> 4:40, feels like spring break was just yesterday now who's planning summer vacations? money is tight for a lot of families u.s. news and world report have done a little work for you. here are the best vacations for your budget, grand canyon topping the list, breath taking nature there. williams burg, virginia number two, a lot of colonial history. fort myers florida came in third with its great beaches followed by albuquerque and national parks and wildlife refuge. >> i don't think you can go wrong with any of those places. >> exactly. >> 4:41, coming up here on "today in the bay," kari hall is tracking another beautiful day. >> it will be a nice day, we've got to get to work to make the money for that vacation. here's a live look outside in palo alto as we get ready to hit the road this morning. here's a look a

shea-porter: thank you, congressman tonko. i know how close you were to louise and how much she loved you and you loved her. i offer my condolences not only to louise's family, but also to paul and to the entire chamber. and to me because i loved louise also. you hear people using the word love here. and it was very genuine. when i arrived in january of prevpb, i saw the fire in lieu weeze and the honey in lieu weeze. that's what made her so delightful. i saw her take on things with the fire in her. then he saw her with the honey and the sweetness and that's why people use the word love when hey talk about louise. so i want to tell just a very short story about my first real close encounter with louise slaughter. i had a dear friend in new hampshire who very much admired louise and wanted to meet her and i said, you know, she's busy, she's just taking -- taken over this new position and i'm new. but ok. i'll ask her. so we're walking there and i called louise over and i said, louise, i'd like to introduce you to somebody who j

mcgahn in early march of 2017 that included derogatory information about porter.does not specify exactly what it said. porter was forced to resign in february after the allegations by his ex-wives were made pub c public. the administration offered several contradictory accounts of who knew what and when. joe, what do you make of this. >> i make that the white house has spent a lot of time attacking the fbi. if they would use the fbi as the partners that they should be they could have saved themselves a lot of trouble and a lot of embarrassment on a very damaging story. but they won't do it. paul ryan apparently fired the chaplain of the united states house because he was channeling jesus christ in matthew 25 when he asked that members of the house always, always in passing legislation pursued fairness and equality and other things that jesus talked about in matthew 25. now that jesuit priest forced out by the speaker of the house. we need to learn so much more about this because if that is, in fact, the case that a chaplain of the house was fired for simply prayin

. >> the dangers of having a mine right on the border of the park s not lost to roger porter.e's the former head of conservation d planni at the park's administration. he agrees with ndimande that the mine could not only threaten the animals, but could make poaching worse. >> the whole security issue has not been addressed. mines tend to be a magnet, drawing in people from surrounding areas because ofhe potential opportunity of jobs. universally, it's well known that levels of crime increase around mines. so, poaching is a crime. >> according to dr. player, if the mine and the poaching are not stopped, the whole web of life that has been protected here for over a century will fail. >> there's no doubt in my mind that if that mine went ahead, it would destroy the wilderness. >> in a press statement, ibutho coal, who declined to comment on this story, touted jobs as a major benefit to theocal economy when the mine comes in. but according to the community, the mine has not consulted them, or even told them where they will be forced to relocate to. for more than 100 years, the hlu